Shine
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Meet Charlie. His owner of 30 years was having health issues and needed to find him a good home. He has had him since he was 6 mos old. I felt horrible taking him, the man cried as we were loading his cage into my truck. He was well cared for, eats a good diet and look great. His cage is too small for him IMO, but its home, so I plan on leaving him in it for awhile anyway. He hasnt been out of his cage much in recent years from what I've been told and if you leave the cage door open sometimes he will come out, sometimes not. He is also a biter at times. He will take almond slices and birdie cookies from my hand without trying to bite, (through the cage) which I hope will lead to good things.
I want to help him transition as best as I can but I know its going to be hard for him to be removed from his dad of 30 years. What can I do to make it as easy as possible for him?
I have him as far away from Fidget as I can in a small apt, but they can hear each other. They both seem interested in who they hear chatting but cant see.
Does having two birds officially make me a crazy bird lady now?
I want to help him transition as best as I can but I know its going to be hard for him to be removed from his dad of 30 years. What can I do to make it as easy as possible for him?
I have him as far away from Fidget as I can in a small apt, but they can hear each other. They both seem interested in who they hear chatting but cant see.
Does having two birds officially make me a crazy bird lady now?